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Newton's 2nd Law OALH
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Question 1
1.
State Newton’s first Law of motion.
Question 2
2.
State what will happen to the motion of an object that is stationary if the resultant force is 10N to the right.
Question 3
3.
Explain what is happening to a falling object between points B and C on the graph.
Question 4
4.
Name the variable you change in an experiment.
Question 5
5.
Convert 648 km/h to m/s.
Question 6
6.
Explain
what has happened if a car’s velocity has changed but its speed has remained the same.
Key Knowledge
Question 7
7.
State Newton’s Second Law of Motion.
Question 8
8.
State the equation that links force, mass and acceleration
Question 9
9.
State Newton’s Second Law of Motion.
Question 10
10.
State the equation that links force, mass and acceleration
Recall Quiz
Question 11
11.
1. The acceleration of an object is ________________ the force on that object.
A. inversely proportional to
B. directly proportional to
C. the same as
Question 12
12.
2. Which of the following is
incorrect
?
A. m = F/a
B. a = F/m
C. F = ma
D. m = a/F
Question 13
13.
3. For a given resultant force, the acceleration of an object is _________________ the mass of that object.
A. the same as
B. inversely proportional to
C. directly proportional to
Question 14
14.
4.Which is the unit for force?
A. F
B. kg
C. m/s
2
D. N
You Do
Question 15
15.
Calculate force on an object if acceleration is 10 metres per second squared and the mass of the object is 54 kilograms.
Question 16
16.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 50 metres per second squared from a force of 24 newtons.
Question 17
17.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 90 newtons and has a mass of 18 kilograms.
Question 18
18.
Calculate force on an object if acceleration is 99 metres per second squared and the mass of the object is 50 kilograms.
Question 19
19.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 16 metres per second squared from a force of 2 newtons.
Question 20
20.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 4 newtons and has a mass of 12 kilograms.
Question 21
21.
Calculate force on an object if acceleration is 68 metres per second squared and the mass of the object is 31 kilograms.
Question 22
22.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 7 metres per second squared from a force of 96 newtons.
Question 23
23.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 45 newtons and has a mass of 73 kilograms.
Question 24
24.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 43 metres per second squared from a force of 64 kilonewtons.
Question 25
25.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 44 metres per second squared from a force of 0.051 newtons.
Question 26
26.
Calculate the mass of an object that experiences an acceleration of 81 metres per second squared from a force of 32 kilonewtons.
Question 27
27.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 22 centinewtons and has a mass of 83 kilograms.
Question 28
28.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 94 kilonewtons and has a mass of 50 kilograms.
Question 29
29.
Calculate the acceleration of an object that is moved with a force of 19 millinewtons and has a mass of 78 kilograms.
Plenary
Question 30
30.
What is a force?
Question 31
31.
Give the units for force.
Question 32
32.
Newton's Second Law of Motion can be summarised by which equation?
Question 33
33.
Give the units for acceleration.
Question 34
34.
Give the units for mass.